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Mars2501 [29]
3 years ago
7

In order for your presentation to be successful, you will need to do what when developing your message?.

English
1 answer:
Tatiana [17]3 years ago
8 0

You need to know your audience, do your research and be authentic by using the right keywords.

<h3>What are the requirements for a presentation?</h3>

A presentation is a method of communicating information from a speaker to an audience.

Presentations are usually demos, lectures, or speeches that are intended to enlighten, convince, develop goodwill, or offer a new concept or product.

It will take some effort to make your presentation noteworthy enough for your listeners/viewers. Here are some unique presenting ideas to help your presentation to be successful.

  • Understand your target audience
  • Conduct research
  • Be true and genuine with your words
  • Concentrate on a single major subject
  • Tell a narrative
  • Use appropriate language
  • Make a powerful conclusion to your presentation.

Learn more about making a presentation here:

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